U.S. Intelligence | Espionage | National Security | Global Threats. I cover CIA, FBI, Russia, China & threats to U.S. Author, Corey Pearson CIA Spymaster Series
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SHADOW WAR amazon.com/dp/B0F6KYCZD3 A suitcase nuclear bomb or a deadly virus? Corey Pearson must uncover the truth before panic and chaos sweep across America. Every clue leads deeper into a deadly web of espionage.
Here's what worries me. An enemy can launch a $500 drone, and we might spend a million-dollar missile shooting it down. That's a losing game financially. The Pentagon needs cheaper ways to stop drone swarms before they overwhelm our defenses. #Pentagon #DroneWarfare #NationalSecurity interestingengineering.com/m…
Things could get dicey when Chinese and American carrier groups operate in the same waters. You can bet U.S. intelligence is watching every move China's carrier makes. One reckless maneuver or misunderstanding could turn a routine naval exercise into an international crisis. interestingengineering.com/m…
Here's a threat that should worry American intelligence agencies. AI could help terrorists develop biological weapons faster than ever. Britain's investing in early detection and countermeasures. The U.S. needs to stay ahead of this threat, not wait for an outbreak.
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Moscow learned long ago that exploiting America's divisions can be just as effective as stealing its secrets. Today's Kremlin propaganda uses social media to amplify fear, anger and distrust. That's why countering disinformation is a U.S. national security priority.
Just as it did during the Soviet era, today’s Kremlin propaganda seeks to win Western supporters by exploiting their discontents and anxieties, writes Adrian Karatnycky. foreignpolicy.com/2026/10/23…
A Russian official flees to America. Genuine defector or a possible intelligence trap? The CIA has to consider both. The old KGB trick was to dangle someone offering valuable secrets while secretly serving Moscow. Trust the wrong source, and you’re in trouble. #CIA #KGB #Espionage themoscowtimes.com/2026/05/0…
Someone was allegedly planning a violent attack on the Texas Capitol. Authorities got a tip, and the FBI helped make an arrest before the reported attack date. That's why intelligence sharing between federal and local police matters. One warning can save lives. #FBI #ThreatPrevention #HomelandSecurity
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That Russian fishing boat may be looking for something besides fish. European officials suspect some vessels are spying on undersea cables and critical infrastructure. Sound familiar? The KGB used civilian cover, too. Same spy game, new targets. #CIA #Russia #NationalSecurity
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The KGB's old dirty tricks are alive and well. Investigators traced a failed explosive-drone attack at a German airport to Russia's GRU. The target? A Ukrainian cargo plane. Moscow's spies aren't just stealing secrets anymore. They're accused of sabotage on NATO soil. #CIA #Russia #NATO
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The KGB may be gone, but its spy game isn't. Germany just arrested a suspected Russian agent accused of gathering military secrets through defense industry contacts. Moscow still wants NATO's secrets, and one well-placed insider can do enormous damage. #CIA #Russia #Espionage
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When a lawmaker becomes a target of domestic terrorism, it's not just a threat to one person. It's a threat to our democracy. Political disagreements belong at the ballot box, not at gunpoint. That's why the FBI takes domestic terrorism so seriously. #FBI #DomesticTerrorism #NationalSecurity wvpublic.org/story/governmen…
What happens when a top U.S. intelligence official releases information that Russian propaganda networks rush to exploit? That's what followed Tulsi Gabbard's disclosures about overseas biolabs. Moscow doesn't have to invent every controversy. Sometimes it just amplifies one. #CIA #Russia #NationalSecurity
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Think foreign spies wouldn't love to get their hands on Air Force One's secrets? The Pentagon stripped a former Air Force secretary of his security clearance, accusing him of revealing classified details about the president's aircraft. He denies it. That's serious business. #CIA #Espionage #NationalSecurity
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Classified Pentagon documents about America's chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal were allegedly hidden in safes. Why? Officials say the records should have been disclosed. After 13 U.S. troops died at Abbey Gate, Americans deserve answers about what went wrong. #Pentagon #CIA #NationalSecurity
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A CIA contractor accessed top-secret intelligence and leaked it to his journalist girlfriend. The FBI arrested him. Think about that. One trusted insider could put intelligence sources and secret operations at risk. Who's guarding America's secrets? #CIA #FBI #NationalSecurity
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MISSION OF VENGEANCE amazon.com/Mission-Vengeance… Corey taught his CIA field agents how to blend in socially, use dead drops and brush passes, mark signal sites with chalk, noting license plates, keeping your back to the wall in restaurants, stopping at yellow lights...it's called survival.
China may not need to catch a CIA officer meeting a spy. It could use AI to connect travel records, phone data and online activity. Experts warn Beijing is building powerful intelligence tools from harvested American data. Could CIA cover identities survive? #CIA #China #HUMINT
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A CIA officer meets a secret source. Nobody notices. But AI could track both through thousands of cameras and expose the connection months later. Even Putin reportedly fears this technology. Is AI making undercover espionage nearly impossible? #CIA #HUMINT #NationalSecurity
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Inside the Spy Game: How Russia Targets U.S. Missile Tech—and Who’s Fighting Back osintdaily.blogspot.com/2025… #espionage #militarytech #intelligence
